pusher

122 photos tagged pusher, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2017

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Aviatik IMG said:
This is not an MF.11, but rather a Farman F.40 series aircraft, of which there were many subtypes. Note that the MF designator is not used at this time, but only the F of the last name was now used (late 1915 thru the end of the war). The MF.11 (80 h.p.) version and the MF.11bis (130 h.p. Renault) or "Happe" type as it was also known, due to Capt. Maurice Happe's recommended improvements being implemented into production. He was the energetic leader of the bombing squadron, Escadrille MF 29 and later the Groupe de Bombardement that MF 29 was a part of. The F.40 was designed and built to replace the earlier MF.11 and MF.11bis types in service. It was built as a bomber and also used for reconnaissance. There was also a version with floats for the Aviation Maritime.

Kees Kort said:
The drawing gives an impression of the historic parachute jump on March 1, 1912 done by Captain Albert Berry. He jumped from a Benoist 'headless' pusher biplane. Remarkable is the special construction of the ailerons.

Kees Kort said:
Looks to me as a tractor plane, considering the position of the undercarriage skid, steering wheel and rudder. I don't think this design is from Glenn Curtiss.